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Unrest of '83 #463900
01/15/08 12:43 AM
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I've been thinking of writing some Sopranos fan fiction just like BDuff has already done, but my stories would likely cover prequel stories. I just wanted to run by a possible idea for the Unrest of '83 that I wanted to run by everyone to see what they think of the idea so here it goes:

Tony Soprano and Jackie Aprile have robbed Feech LeManna's card game and Feech is furious. The caporegimes sit down with Dominick DiMeo to discuss the situation (Feech, Junior, Johnny Boy plus a few others) and Feech obviously wants Tony and Jackie's head on a plate, but because of Junior, Johnny Boy and several Aprile relatives it is decided that they'll get a pass. Feech is upset, but accepts the ruling of his boss, but the tension is created between Johnny Boy and Feech. A few years later and Feech is arrested (20 years), but several in Feech's crew blame Johnny Boy for setting up Feech to get arrested, which leads to tension. The unrest would not blow into anything huge since Feech's crew does not have the muscle to go up against Johnny Boy plus Junior who would inevitably help his brother.

I don't know if and when I'll get around to actually writing this, but this was an idea I wanted to throw out to see what people thought.

Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: dontommasino] #463902
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It has lots of possibilities.


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Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: SC] #463905
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Yeah i could see that working


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Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: dontommasino] #463985
01/15/08 11:42 AM
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It would make a good movie ;\)


"When my time comes, tell me, will I stand up?"
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Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: BDuff] #463986
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Definetly


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Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: chopper] #463990
01/15/08 12:46 PM
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It could work if it was written well.




Long as I remember The rain been coming down.
Clouds of Mystery pouring Confusion on the ground.
Good men through the ages, Trying to find the sun;
And I wonder, Still I wonder, Who'll stop the rain.

Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: Longneck] #463999
01/15/08 01:29 PM
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 Originally Posted By: Longneck
It could work if it was written well.


My biggest problem :), putting my ideas into a longer, written story. My theory is that writing about this might be a little anti-climatic since Feech's crew is going up against Johnny Boy, Junior and heck I could throw Ritchie Aprile in there (he's significantly older than brother and could be a captain by early-mid 80s), but I suppose it'd still be important in showing Tony's rise to the top.

Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: dontommasino] #464012
01/15/08 04:18 PM
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I think the only reason why the flashbacks in the show work is because they somehow inform upon the actual storyline. Same with The Godfather - in Saga form, as a straight story, the scenes with Michael as Boss aren't half as effective without the flashbacks, and the scenes of Vito in Sicily aren't either.

That's why I've always been against a prequel. There's only so much you can do; curiosity in already-established characters' earlier lives may serve in some way, but how long can you strain dramatic irony?


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Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: Capo de La Cosa Nostra] #464017
01/15/08 05:05 PM
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If its a great story and written (movie or story, novel, etc), then anything will work.

I've always felt that the best option (just my opinion) was to create another season that takes place in between real Sopranos seasons. I just loved the ending so much that I wouldn't think of continuing the series after it.

Good luck! I may try my hand once I have some free time(in a couple of months, hopefully! haha).

Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: Sopranorleone] #464410
01/16/08 05:10 PM
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Personally when it comes to writing I'd want to create my own characters and develop them more so than taking already established characters and trying to write a story without wrecking what's already been established.




Long as I remember The rain been coming down.
Clouds of Mystery pouring Confusion on the ground.
Good men through the ages, Trying to find the sun;
And I wonder, Still I wonder, Who'll stop the rain.

Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: Longneck] #464449
01/16/08 07:43 PM
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My own world.
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I like it!!


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Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: Longneck] #464456
01/16/08 08:00 PM
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 Originally Posted By: Longneck
Personally when it comes to writing I'd want to create my own characters and develop them more so than taking already established characters and trying to write a story without wrecking what's already been established.



I kinda agree, but when I write my season 7 episodes I find that I know the Sopranos characters so well that I know how to progres their strorline(s).


"When my time comes, tell me, will I stand up?"
Paulie "Walnuts" Gaultiere - The Sopranos

Re: Unrest of '83 [Re: dontommasino] #484941
04/19/08 01:07 PM
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 Originally Posted By: dontommasino
I've been thinking of writing some Sopranos fan fiction just like BDuff has already done, but my stories would likely cover prequel stories. I just wanted to run by a possible idea for the Unrest of '83 that I wanted to run by everyone to see what they think of the idea so here it goes:

Tony Soprano and Jackie Aprile have robbed Feech LeManna's card game and Feech is furious. The caporegimes sit down with Dominick DiMeo to discuss the situation (Feech, Junior, Johnny Boy plus a few others) and Feech obviously wants Tony and Jackie's head on a plate, but because of Junior, Johnny Boy and several Aprile relatives it is decided that they'll get a pass. Feech is upset, but accepts the ruling of his boss, but the tension is created between Johnny Boy and Feech. A few years later and Feech is arrested (20 years), but several in Feech's crew blame Johnny Boy for setting up Feech to get arrested, which leads to tension. The unrest would not blow into anything huge since Feech's crew does not have the muscle to go up against Johnny Boy plus Junior who would inevitably help his brother.

I don't know if and when I'll get around to actually writing this, but this was an idea I wanted to throw out to see what people thought.


Richie Aprile stopped Feech La Manna from retaliating when Tony Soprano and Jackie Aprile robbed his card game, Johnny Boy Soprano, but, apart from that, I think that your idea has a lot of potential to be an interesting story.


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